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характер экспансии хозяйственных связей путем

создания крупными компаниями отделений за границей

и превращения национальных корпораций в ТНК.

Вывоз капитала становится важнейшим фактором в формировании

и развитии ТНК, МНК и ГК. Эти корпора-

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branches in not fewer than

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ции устанавливают систему международного производства,

основанную на размещении филиалов, дочерних

компаний и отделений во многих странах мира. ТНК и

МНК монополизируют высокотехнологичные, наукоемкие

отрасли производства, которые требуют больших

инвестиций и квалифицированного персонала. Какие

способы освоения (development) мирового рынка используют

ТНК?

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объективных экономических процессов,

протекающих в мировом хозяйстве, являются активными

участниками как международного разделения

труда, так и собственно мирового феномена глобализации.

22.7. Development

22.7.1. Reading (skimming, scanning for subject and language study)

22.7.1.1. Read the text “Globalization,” give a definition of globalization according to your understanding

of it and explain what factors exert influence on globalization.

Globalization

The term globalization entered the economic vocabulary not very long ago, at the end of the

20Th century. At present by globalization economists mean geographical shifts in domestic economic

activity around the world and away from nation states. The Organization for Economic

Cooperation and Development defines globalization as “the geographic dispersion of .industrial

and service activities (for example research and development, sourcing of inputs, production and

distribution) and the cross-border networking of companies (for example through joint ventures

and the sharing of assets).” The most obvious manifestations of this process are the facts that the

annual rate of growth in international trade has been consistently higher than that of world production,

while multinational corporations have continued to extend their operations. However,

globalization no longer necessarily requires a physical presence in other countries, or even exports

and imports; for instance, activity can be shifted abroad by licensing, which only needs information

and finance to cross borders. Although not new, the pace of globalization has accelerated in

the post-Second World War period, facilitated by improvements in transport and communications,

the promotion of deregulation in different sectors, the removal of trade restrictions and exchange

controls (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade). The motives for globalization include

lower labour costs and other favourable factor endowments abroad and the circumvention of remaining

tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade. Concern has been expressed that economic activity

and employment in the advanced countries will drain away to the developing countries, but the

theory of international trade and past experience suggest that all nations in the globalization process

will gain in the long run.

That has not allayed concerns that certain sections of the population in richer countries —

notably, relatively unskilled workers — will lose, as an abundance of unskilled labour makes itself

available to the world’s companies.

Commentary and Notes to Text 22.7.1.1